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1. Shard Calculation

Query:

Response:

Calculated Shard: 132 (from laksa148)

2. Crawled Status Check

Query:

curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa132.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/f/fever-adults\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/f/fever-adults\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

Response:

{"found_url":"https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-adults","crawl_time":1776177967,"first_indexed_time":1740955684,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"nz,healthify!\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-adults s443","src_root_hash":"10202082698416572132","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Fever – adults | Healthify","meta_descriptions":["A fever is when your core temperature is raised above 38°C. It usually means your body is reacting to an infection, such as a cold or flu. Find out how to manage it and when to seek medical help."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Key points about fever\nA fever is when your core temperature is raised above 38°C. It\nusually means your body is reacting to an infection, such as a cold or flu.\n \nNormal body temperature for children and adults is a\nbout\n37\n°\nC (degrees Celsius). You have a\nfever if your temperature is 38\n°\nC\nor over.\n \nUsually, you will feel unwell and hot, and you m\nay sweat. Sometimes you will feel very cold and shivery even when your temperature is high.\nYou can use a thermometer to find out how high your temperature is. \nThis page provides general information about fever. If you have a child with a fever, see\nfever in children.\nNormally\n,\nyour\nbody\ntemperature\nis\nabout\n37\n°C\nbut this can vary from person to person and at\ndifferent times\nof the day\n.\nWhen\nyour\ncore\ntemperature\nrises\nabove\n38\n°C\nit’s\ndescribed\nas\na fever or\nhigh\ntemperature\n.\nIf\nyour\ntemperature\nis\n39\n°C\nor\nover\nit’s\nconsidered\nto\nbe\na\nhigh\nfever\n. You can use a thermometer to see how high you temperature is.\nRead more about \nthermometers and how to use them.\nYou\ncan\noften\nget\na\nfever\nwhen\nyou\nhave\na\ncold\nor\nflu\nvirus\n,\nbut\nthere\nare\nother\nreasons\nwhy\nyour\ntemperature\nmight\nbe\nhigh\n.\nIf\nyou\nhave\na\nfever\nyou\nu\nsua\nl\nly\nfeel\nunwe\nl\nl\nand\ncan\nf\neel\nhot\na\nnd\nsweat\ny\nor\nc\nold\nand\nclamm\ny\n.\nTh\nis\npage\nis\na\nb\nou\nt\nfeve\nr\nin\na\nd\nul\nt\ns\n.\nRea\nd\nmore\nabout\nfeve\nr\nin\nc\nh\nil\nd\nren.\nVideo: Fever in adults\nNote this video is not intended to provide information about fever in children.\n(Healthify He Puna Waiora, NZ, 2025)\nA fever usually lasts 3 to 5 days, and most people recover by managing their symptoms at home. However, there are times when you should see a healthcare provider urgently for fever (see\nwhen to seek help\nbelow). \nDrink plenty of fluids,\nespecially water or rehydration fluid (little and often is best). You sweat more when you have a fever. Drink enough so your urine (pee) is light yellow and clear. Read more about\ndehydration\n.\nAvoid alcohol\nas it can make you more dehydrated.\nRest\nwhile you recover.\nOpen a window\nfor ventilation but avoid draughts.\nWear\nlightweight comfortable clothing\nand use lighter bedding. Don't use hot water bottles or electric blankets.\nUse a cool cloth\nto wash your face, hands and neck.\nChange bed linen and clothing\nregularly, especially if they are wet from sweat.\nAlthough most fevers will settle down in a few days and are not worrying, you sometimes need to seek medical advice.\nNote:\nOlder adults may not get a fever even if they have a serious infection. If an older adult is not eating or drinking or is confused, seek medical advice even if they\ndon't\nhave a fever.\nWhen to contact a healthcare provider or call Healthline 0800 611 116 for advice \n \nIf you have a fever and: \nyour urine is darker than usual\n \nit lasts for more than 3 days or you seem to be getting sicker\n \nyou’re shivering or shaking uncontrollably, or have chattering teeth, and it doesn’t stop within an hour or so\n \nyou have a bad headache that doesn’t get better after taking pain medicines\n \nyou’re having trouble breathing\n \nyou’re getting confused or you’re unusually drowsy\n \nyou have recently travelled overseas.\n \nIf you have a fever and you are: \nbeing treated for immune deficiency\n \non immune-suppressant drugs, such as regular steroids, methotrexate, azathioprine or cyclophosphamide\n \ntaking medication that can affect your immune system\n \nhaving, or have recently completed, treatment for cancer, leukaemia or lymphoma\n \na transplant recipient\n \nHIV positive.\n \nIf you’re pregnant and have a fever, check with your midwife, doctor or nurse before you take any medicines. If your fever lasts for longer than a day, talk to your lead maternity carer (LMC).\n \nCall 111 and ask for an ambulance or go to the nearest hospital\nIf you have a fever and any of the following symptoms: \nHallucinations.\nVomiting.\nA stiff neck (unable to put your chin on your chest or have pain when moving your neck forward).\nA skin rash.\nProblems breathing.\nA rapid heart rate.\nA seizure (fit), or experience signs of a seizure about to happen, such as regular twitching or jerking.\nA viral infection such as a cold, flu, COVID-19 or another respiratory tract infection is the most common cause of a fever. A bacterial infection, such as tonsillitis or pneumonia, is a less common cause but can be more serious.\n \nWhen you have an infection your body's natural reaction is to raise your body temperature to help kill off the virus or bacteria causing the infection. \n \nOther causes of fever include:\nvaccination\nallergy\ndrug reaction\nhyperthyroidism\nheat stroke\nsome cancers\ninflammatory diseases, such as\nconnective tissue diseases\n,\ninflammatory arthritis\n,\ninflammatory bowel disease\ntissue damage, eg, from a crush injury or surgery\nMedicine\n \nAs a fever is your body’s way of fighting infection, medicine isn’t needed for mild fever. However, you can take\nparacetamol\nif you also have a headache or muscle aches or pains. If your fever is due to a bacterial infection, you may need antibiotics to kill the bacteria, but antibiotics won’t help with a fever caused by a viral infection. \n \nApps reviewed by Healthify\nYou may find it useful to look at some\nsymptom checkers\n.\nWhat is a high fever in adults?\nA temperature of 39°C or over is considered to be a high fever. \nWhen to worry about a high fever in adults?\nA high fever by itself may not be anything to worry about but if you have other problems such as ongoing shivering, a bad headache, dark coloured urine, trouble breathing or confusion contact a healthcare provider or call Healthline on 0800 611 116 for advice. \nIf you have a high fever and hallucinations, vomiting, a stiff neck, skin rash, breathing problems, increased heart rate or have had a seizure, call 111 or get somebody to take you to the nearest hospital. Read more about\nwhen to get help\n. \nHow to care for a high fever at home?\nDrink plenty of fluid (but not alcohol) to stay hydrated, rest, keep cool by wearing fewer clothes and opening a window, use a cool cloth for your face and hands and change clothes and bed linen regularly as they may get damp. \nNeed help now?\nCredits:\nHealthify editorial team. Healthify is brought to you by Health Navigator Charitable Trust.\nReviewed by:\nDr Emma Dunning, Clinical Editor and Advisor\nLast reviewed:\n18 Feb 2025\nPage last updated:\n23 Oct 2025","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to main content](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-adults#main)\n\n- [Healthify on Youtube](https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/@HealthifyNZ \"Watch us on Youtube\")\n- [Healthify on Instagram](https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/healthify.nz \"Follow us on Instagram\")\n- [Healthify on Facebook](https:\/\/facebook.com\/healthifyhepunawaiora \"Follow us on Facebook\")\n\n![logo black](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/Uploads\/logo-black.png)\n\n[![logo orange v2](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/Uploads\/logo-orange-v2.png)](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/)\n\n- [Health A–Z](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z)\n  Show submenu for Health A–Z\n- - [A](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/a)\n  - [B](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/b)\n  - [C](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/c)\n  - 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[Home](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/)\n2. [Health A–Z](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z)\n3. [F](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f)\n# Fever in adults\n## Also known as a high temperature\n\n### Key points about fever\n- A fever is when your core temperature is raised above 38°C. It usually means your body is reacting to an infection, such as a cold or flu.\n- Normal body temperature for children and adults is about 37°C (degrees Celsius). You have a fever if your temperature is 38°C or over.\n- Usually, you will feel unwell and hot, and you may sweat. Sometimes you will feel very cold and shivery even when your temperature is high.\n- You can use a thermometer to find out how high your temperature is.\n- This page provides general information about fever. If you have a child with a fever, see [fever in children.](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-children \"Fever – children\")\n\n![Man looking at digital thermometer ](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/Health-A-Z\/Infectious-and-colds\/Man-looking-at-digital-thermometer-Depositphotos-950x690.jpg)\n\nQR Code\n\nPrint\n\nOpen all\n\nClose all\n\n#### What is a fever? ( + VIDEO)\nNormally, your body temperature is about 37°C but this can vary from person to person and at different times of the day. When your core temperature rises above 38°C it’s described as a fever or high temperature. If your temperature is 39°C or over it’s considered to be a high fever. You can use a thermometer to see how high you temperature is. Read more about [thermometers and how to use them.](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/t\/thermometers-how-to-use-them \"Thermometers – how to use them\")\n\nYou can often get a fever when you have a cold or flu virus, but there are other reasons why your temperature might be high. If you have a fever you usually feel unwell and can feel hot and sweaty or cold and clammy.\n\nThis page is about fever in adults. Read more about [fever in children.](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-children)\n\n#### Video: Fever in adults\nNote this video is not intended to provide information about fever in children.\n\n(Healthify He Puna Waiora, NZ, 2025)\n\n#### Looking after yourself when you have a fever\nA fever usually lasts 3 to 5 days, and most people recover by managing their symptoms at home. However, there are times when you should see a healthcare provider urgently for fever (see [when to seek help](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-adults#when-to-seek-help) below).\n\n- **Drink plenty of fluids,** especially water or rehydration fluid (little and often is best). You sweat more when you have a fever. Drink enough so your urine (pee) is light yellow and clear. Read more about [dehydration](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/d\/dehydration-adults).\n- **Avoid alcohol** as it can make you more dehydrated.\n- **Rest** while you recover.\n- **Open a window** for ventilation but avoid draughts.\n- **Wear** **lightweight comfortable clothing** and use lighter bedding. Don't use hot water bottles or electric blankets.\n- **Use a cool cloth** to wash your face, hands and neck.\n- **Change bed linen and clothing** regularly, especially if they are wet from sweat.\n\n#### When to seek help\nAlthough most fevers will settle down in a few days and are not worrying, you sometimes need to seek medical advice.  \n  \n**Note:** Older adults may not get a fever even if they have a serious infection. If an older adult is not eating or drinking or is confused, seek medical advice even if they **don't** have a fever.\n\n#### When to contact a healthcare provider or call Healthline 0800 611 116 for advice\n**If you have a fever and:**\n\n- your urine is darker than usual\n- it lasts for more than 3 days or you seem to be getting sicker\n- you’re shivering or shaking uncontrollably, or have chattering teeth, and it doesn’t stop within an hour or so\n- you have a bad headache that doesn’t get better after taking pain medicines\n- you’re having trouble breathing\n- you’re getting confused or you’re unusually drowsy\n- you have recently travelled overseas.\n\n**If you have a fever and you are:**\n\n- being treated for immune deficiency\n- on immune-suppressant drugs, such as regular steroids, methotrexate, azathioprine or cyclophosphamide\n- taking medication that can affect your immune system\n- having, or have recently completed, treatment for cancer, leukaemia or lymphoma\n- a transplant recipient\n- HIV positive.\n\nIf you’re pregnant and have a fever, check with your midwife, doctor or nurse before you take any medicines. If your fever lasts for longer than a day, talk to your lead maternity carer (LMC).\n\n|   |\n|---|\n| Call 111 and ask for an ambulance or go to the nearest hospital **If you have a fever and any of the following symptoms:** Hallucinations. Vomiting. A stiff neck (unable to put your chin on your chest or have pain when moving your neck forward). A skin rash. Problems breathing. A rapid heart rate. A seizure (fit), or experience signs of a seizure about to happen, such as regular twitching or jerking. |\n\n#### What causes a fever and do I need medicine? (+ APPS)\nA viral infection such as a cold, flu, COVID-19 or another respiratory tract infection is the most common cause of a fever. A bacterial infection, such as tonsillitis or pneumonia, is a less common cause but can be more serious.\n\nWhen you have an infection your body's natural reaction is to raise your body temperature to help kill off the virus or bacteria causing the infection.\n\nOther causes of fever include:\n\n- vaccination\n- allergy\n- drug reaction\n- [hyperthyroidism](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/o\/overactive-thyroid)\n- [heat stroke](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/h\/heat-stroke-and-heat-exhaustion)\n- some cancers\n- inflammatory diseases, such as [connective tissue diseases](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/l\/lupus), [inflammatory arthritis](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/i\/inflammatory-arthritis), [inflammatory bowel disease](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/i\/inflammatory-bowel-disease)\n- tissue damage, eg, from a crush injury or surgery\n#### Medicine\nAs a fever is your body’s way of fighting infection, medicine isn’t needed for mild fever. However, you can take [paracetamol](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/medicines-a-z\/p\/paracetamol) if you also have a headache or muscle aches or pains. If your fever is due to a bacterial infection, you may need antibiotics to kill the bacteria, but antibiotics won’t help with a fever caused by a viral infection.\n\n#### Apps reviewed by Healthify\nYou may find it useful to look at some [symptom checkers](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/apps\/s\/symptom-checkers).\n\n#### Related topics on Healthify\n[How to use a thermometer](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/t\/thermometers-how-to-use-them \"How to use a thermometer\")  \n[Flu](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/i\/influenza)  \n[Meningococcal disease](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/m\/meningococcal-disease \"Meningococcal disease\")  \n[Pneumonia](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/p\/pneumonia \"Pneumonia\")  \n[Earache](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/e\/earache \"Earache\")  \n[Tonsillitis \\| Pokenga repe korokoro](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/t\/tonsillitis \"Tonsillitis | Pokenga repe korokoro\")  \n[Rheumatic fever](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/r\/rheumatic-fever-children)  \n[Fever in children](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-children)\n\n#### More information\n[Influenza(external link)](https:\/\/info.health.nz\/conditions-treatments\/infectious-diseases\/flu-influenza\/ \"Open external link\") Health New Zealand \\| Te Whatu Ora  \n[Thermometers – how to use them(external link)](https:\/\/www.kidshealth.org.nz\/thermometers-how-use-them \"Thermometers - how to use them\") KidsHealth, NZ\n\n#### Brochures\n[After your immunisation(external link)](https:\/\/cdn.accentuate.io\/5313605763230\/11408390422661\/HE2505_After_your_immunisation_0-v1593392974771.pdf \"After your immunisation\") HealthEd, NZ, 2019\n\n#### Apps\n[Symptom checkers](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/apps\/s\/symptom-checkers)\n\n#### References\n1. [Fever and night sweats(external link)](https:\/\/patient.info\/doctor\/fever-and-night-sweats-pro \"Open external link\") Patient Info, UK, 2024\n2. [Fever(external link)](https:\/\/info.health.nz\/conditions-treatments\/immune-system\/fever \"Open external link\") Health New Zealand \\| Te Whatu Ora, NZ\n3. [Cold season – managing without antibiotics(external link)](https:\/\/bpac.org.nz\/2018\/cold-season.aspx \"Open external link\") BPAC, NZ, 2018\n4. [Danger signs during pregnancy(external link)](https:\/\/info.health.nz\/pregnancy-children\/during-pregnancy\/common-issues\/ \"Open external link\") Health New Zealand \\| Te Whatu Ora\n5. [Fever in adults(external link)](https:\/\/www.nhsinform.scot\/illnesses-and-conditions\/infections-and-poisoning\/fever-in-adults \"Open external link\") NHS Inform, UK, 2020\n6. [Fever in adults(external link)](https:\/\/www.msdmanuals.com\/home\/infections\/biology-of-infectious-disease\/fever-in-adults \"Open external link\") MSD Manual Consumer Version, US\n\n#### Information for healthcare providers\n[Fever and night sweats(external link)](https:\/\/patient.info\/doctor\/fever-and-night-sweats-pro \"Open external link\") Patient Info Professional, UK, 2024  \n[Cold season – managing without antibiotics(external link)](https:\/\/bpac.org.nz\/2018\/cold-season.aspx \"Open external link\") BPAC, NZ, 2018\n\n#### FAQs about fever in adults\n#### What is a high fever in adults?\nA temperature of 39°C or over is considered to be a high fever.\n\n#### When to worry about a high fever in adults?\nA high fever by itself may not be anything to worry about but if you have other problems such as ongoing shivering, a bad headache, dark coloured urine, trouble breathing or confusion contact a healthcare provider or call Healthline on 0800 611 116 for advice.\n\nIf you have a high fever and hallucinations, vomiting, a stiff neck, skin rash, breathing problems, increased heart rate or have had a seizure, call 111 or get somebody to take you to the nearest hospital. Read more about [when to get help](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-adults#when-to-get-help).\n\n#### How to care for a high fever at home?\nDrink plenty of fluid (but not alcohol) to stay hydrated, rest, keep cool by wearing fewer clothes and opening a window, use a cool cloth for your face and hands and change clothes and bed linen regularly as they may get damp.\n\n![after your immunisation moh nz](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/after-your-immunisation-moh-nz.jpg)\n\n[After your immunisation](https:\/\/www.healthed.govt.nz\/system\/files\/resource-files\/HE2505_After%20your%20immunisation_0.pdf \"After your immunisation\")\n\nHealthEd, NZ, 2017\n\n![thermometres and how to use them kidshealth nz 001](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/thermometres-and-how-to-use-them-kidshealth-nz-001.jpg)\n\n[Thermometers – how to use them](https:\/\/www.kidshealth.org.nz\/thermometers-how-use-them \"Thermometers - how to use them\")\n\nKidsHealth, NZ, 2015\n\n## Need help now?\n[![Healthline logo in supporters block](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/Affiliate-Images\/Healthline-Supporters-Block__ResizedImageWzMwMCwxNTBd.png)](https:\/\/www.healthy.org.nz\/ \"Contact Healthline \")\n\n[![Need to talk logo](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/Affiliate-Images\/Need-to-talk-1737-logo-800x400__ResizedImageWzMwMCwxNTBd.png)](https:\/\/1737.org.nz\/ \"Contact 1737\")\n\n[![Healthpoint logo](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/Affiliate-Images\/Health-Point-logo__ResizedImageWzMwMCwxNTBd.png)](https:\/\/www.healthpoint.co.nz\/ \"Healthpoint website\")\n\n[Share on facebook](https:\/\/facebook.com\/sharer\/sharer.php?u=https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-adults)\n\n[Email](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/cdn-cgi\/l\/email-protection#47783432252d2224337a012231223567a5c7d4672623322b3334673b670f22262b332f2e213e61262a377c2528233e7a6277036277066277036277062f333337347d68682f22262b332f2e213e69293d682f22262b332f6a266a3d68216821223122356a2623322b333469)\n\n[Share on Linked In](https:\/\/www.linkedin.com\/sharing\/share-offsite\/?url=https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-adults)\n\nCredits: Healthify editorial team. 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All rights reserved.","attrs_readable_markdown":"### Key points about fever\n- A fever is when your core temperature is raised above 38°C. It usually means your body is reacting to an infection, such as a cold or flu.\n- Normal body temperature for children and adults is about 37°C (degrees Celsius). You have a fever if your temperature is 38°C or over.\n- Usually, you will feel unwell and hot, and you may sweat. Sometimes you will feel very cold and shivery even when your temperature is high.\n- You can use a thermometer to find out how high your temperature is.\n- This page provides general information about fever. If you have a child with a fever, see [fever in children.](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-children \"Fever – children\")\n\n![Man looking at digital thermometer ](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/Health-A-Z\/Infectious-and-colds\/Man-looking-at-digital-thermometer-Depositphotos-950x690.jpg)\n\nNormally, your body temperature is about 37°C but this can vary from person to person and at different times of the day. When your core temperature rises above 38°C it’s described as a fever or high temperature. If your temperature is 39°C or over it’s considered to be a high fever. You can use a thermometer to see how high you temperature is. Read more about [thermometers and how to use them.](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/t\/thermometers-how-to-use-them \"Thermometers – how to use them\")\n\nYou can often get a fever when you have a cold or flu virus, but there are other reasons why your temperature might be high. If you have a fever you usually feel unwell and can feel hot and sweaty or cold and clammy.\n\nThis page is about fever in adults. Read more about [fever in children.](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-children)\n\n#### Video: Fever in adults\nNote this video is not intended to provide information about fever in children.\n\n(Healthify He Puna Waiora, NZ, 2025)\n\nA fever usually lasts 3 to 5 days, and most people recover by managing their symptoms at home. However, there are times when you should see a healthcare provider urgently for fever (see [when to seek help](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-adults#when-to-seek-help) below).\n\n- **Drink plenty of fluids,** especially water or rehydration fluid (little and often is best). You sweat more when you have a fever. Drink enough so your urine (pee) is light yellow and clear. Read more about [dehydration](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/d\/dehydration-adults).\n- **Avoid alcohol** as it can make you more dehydrated.\n- **Rest** while you recover.\n- **Open a window** for ventilation but avoid draughts.\n- **Wear** **lightweight comfortable clothing** and use lighter bedding. Don't use hot water bottles or electric blankets.\n- **Use a cool cloth** to wash your face, hands and neck.\n- **Change bed linen and clothing** regularly, especially if they are wet from sweat.\n\nAlthough most fevers will settle down in a few days and are not worrying, you sometimes need to seek medical advice.\n\n**Note:** Older adults may not get a fever even if they have a serious infection. If an older adult is not eating or drinking or is confused, seek medical advice even if they **don't** have a fever.\n#### When to contact a healthcare provider or call Healthline 0800 611 116 for advice\n**If you have a fever and:**\n\n- your urine is darker than usual\n- it lasts for more than 3 days or you seem to be getting sicker\n- you’re shivering or shaking uncontrollably, or have chattering teeth, and it doesn’t stop within an hour or so\n- you have a bad headache that doesn’t get better after taking pain medicines\n- you’re having trouble breathing\n- you’re getting confused or you’re unusually drowsy\n- you have recently travelled overseas.\n\n**If you have a fever and you are:**\n\n- being treated for immune deficiency\n- on immune-suppressant drugs, such as regular steroids, methotrexate, azathioprine or cyclophosphamide\n- taking medication that can affect your immune system\n- having, or have recently completed, treatment for cancer, leukaemia or lymphoma\n- a transplant recipient\n- HIV positive.\n\nIf you’re pregnant and have a fever, check with your midwife, doctor or nurse before you take any medicines. If your fever lasts for longer than a day, talk to your lead maternity carer (LMC).\n\n#### Call 111 and ask for an ambulance or go to the nearest hospital\n**If you have a fever and any of the following symptoms:**\n\n- Hallucinations.\n- Vomiting.\n- A stiff neck (unable to put your chin on your chest or have pain when moving your neck forward).\n- A skin rash.\n- Problems breathing.\n- A rapid heart rate.\n- A seizure (fit), or experience signs of a seizure about to happen, such as regular twitching or jerking.\n\nA viral infection such as a cold, flu, COVID-19 or another respiratory tract infection is the most common cause of a fever. A bacterial infection, such as tonsillitis or pneumonia, is a less common cause but can be more serious.\n\nWhen you have an infection your body's natural reaction is to raise your body temperature to help kill off the virus or bacteria causing the infection.\n\nOther causes of fever include:\n\n- vaccination\n- allergy\n- drug reaction\n- [hyperthyroidism](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/o\/overactive-thyroid)\n- [heat stroke](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/h\/heat-stroke-and-heat-exhaustion)\n- some cancers\n- inflammatory diseases, such as [connective tissue diseases](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/l\/lupus), [inflammatory arthritis](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/i\/inflammatory-arthritis), [inflammatory bowel disease](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/i\/inflammatory-bowel-disease)\n- tissue damage, eg, from a crush injury or surgery\n#### Medicine\nAs a fever is your body’s way of fighting infection, medicine isn’t needed for mild fever. However, you can take [paracetamol](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/medicines-a-z\/p\/paracetamol) if you also have a headache or muscle aches or pains. If your fever is due to a bacterial infection, you may need antibiotics to kill the bacteria, but antibiotics won’t help with a fever caused by a viral infection.\n\n#### Apps reviewed by Healthify\nYou may find it useful to look at some [symptom checkers](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/apps\/s\/symptom-checkers).\n\n#### What is a high fever in adults?\nA temperature of 39°C or over is considered to be a high fever.\n\n#### When to worry about a high fever in adults?\nA high fever by itself may not be anything to worry about but if you have other problems such as ongoing shivering, a bad headache, dark coloured urine, trouble breathing or confusion contact a healthcare provider or call Healthline on 0800 611 116 for advice.\n\nIf you have a high fever and hallucinations, vomiting, a stiff neck, skin rash, breathing problems, increased heart rate or have had a seizure, call 111 or get somebody to take you to the nearest hospital. Read more about [when to get help](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/health-a-z\/f\/fever-adults#when-to-get-help).\n\n#### How to care for a high fever at home?\nDrink plenty of fluid (but not alcohol) to stay hydrated, rest, keep cool by wearing fewer clothes and opening a window, use a cool cloth for your face and hands and change clothes and bed linen regularly as they may get damp.\n\n![after your immunisation moh nz](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/after-your-immunisation-moh-nz.jpg)\n\n![thermometres and how to use them kidshealth nz 001](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/thermometres-and-how-to-use-them-kidshealth-nz-001.jpg)\n\nNeed help now?\n\n[![Healthline logo in supporters block](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/Affiliate-Images\/Healthline-Supporters-Block__ResizedImageWzMwMCwxNTBd.png)](https:\/\/www.healthy.org.nz\/ \"Contact Healthline \")\n\n[![Need to talk logo](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/Affiliate-Images\/Need-to-talk-1737-logo-800x400__ResizedImageWzMwMCwxNTBd.png)](https:\/\/1737.org.nz\/ \"Contact 1737\")\n\n[![Healthpoint logo](https:\/\/healthify.nz\/assets\/Affiliate-Images\/Health-Point-logo__ResizedImageWzMwMCwxNTBd.png)](https:\/\/www.healthpoint.co.nz\/ \"Healthpoint website\")\n\nCredits: Healthify editorial team. 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Boilerpipe Text	Key points about fever A fever is when your core temperature is raised above 38°C. It usually means your body is reacting to an infection, such as a cold or flu. Normal body temperature for children and adults is a bout 37 ° C (degrees Celsius). You have a fever if your temperature is 38 ° C or over. Usually, you will feel unwell and hot, and you m ay sweat. Sometimes you will feel very cold and shivery even when your temperature is high. You can use a thermometer to find out how high your temperature is. This page provides general information about fever. If you have a child with a fever, see fever in children. Normally , your body temperature is about 37 °C but this can vary from person to person and at different times of the day . When your core temperature rises above 38 °C it’s described as a fever or high temperature . If your temperature is 39 °C or over it’s considered to be a high fever . You can use a thermometer to see how high you temperature is. Read more about thermometers and how to use them. You can often get a fever when you have a cold or flu virus , but there are other reasons why your temperature might be high . If you have a fever you u sua l ly feel unwe l l and can f eel hot a nd sweat y or c old and clamm y . Th is page is a b ou t feve r in a d ul t s . Rea d more about feve r in c h il d ren. Video: Fever in adults Note this video is not intended to provide information about fever in children. (Healthify He Puna Waiora, NZ, 2025) A fever usually lasts 3 to 5 days, and most people recover by managing their symptoms at home. However, there are times when you should see a healthcare provider urgently for fever (see when to seek help below). Drink plenty of fluids, especially water or rehydration fluid (little and often is best). You sweat more when you have a fever. Drink enough so your urine (pee) is light yellow and clear. Read more about dehydration . Avoid alcohol as it can make you more dehydrated. Rest while you recover. Open a window for ventilation but avoid draughts. Wear lightweight comfortable clothing and use lighter bedding. Don't use hot water bottles or electric blankets. Use a cool cloth to wash your face, hands and neck. Change bed linen and clothing regularly, especially if they are wet from sweat. Although most fevers will settle down in a few days and are not worrying, you sometimes need to seek medical advice. Note: Older adults may not get a fever even if they have a serious infection. If an older adult is not eating or drinking or is confused, seek medical advice even if they don't have a fever. When to contact a healthcare provider or call Healthline 0800 611 116 for advice  If you have a fever and: your urine is darker than usual it lasts for more than 3 days or you seem to be getting sicker you’re shivering or shaking uncontrollably, or have chattering teeth, and it doesn’t stop within an hour or so you have a bad headache that doesn’t get better after taking pain medicines you’re having trouble breathing you’re getting confused or you’re unusually drowsy you have recently travelled overseas. If you have a fever and you are: being treated for immune deficiency on immune-suppressant drugs, such as regular steroids, methotrexate, azathioprine or cyclophosphamide taking medication that can affect your immune system having, or have recently completed, treatment for cancer, leukaemia or lymphoma a transplant recipient HIV positive. If you’re pregnant and have a fever, check with your midwife, doctor or nurse before you take any medicines. If your fever lasts for longer than a day, talk to your lead maternity carer (LMC). Call 111 and ask for an ambulance or go to the nearest hospital If you have a fever and any of the following symptoms: Hallucinations. Vomiting. A stiff neck (unable to put your chin on your chest or have pain when moving your neck forward). A skin rash. Problems breathing. A rapid heart rate. A seizure (fit), or experience signs of a seizure about to happen, such as regular twitching or jerking. A viral infection such as a cold, flu, COVID-19 or another respiratory tract infection is the most common cause of a fever. A bacterial infection, such as tonsillitis or pneumonia, is a less common cause but can be more serious. When you have an infection your body's natural reaction is to raise your body temperature to help kill off the virus or bacteria causing the infection. Other causes of fever include: vaccination allergy drug reaction hyperthyroidism heat stroke some cancers inflammatory diseases, such as connective tissue diseases , inflammatory arthritis , inflammatory bowel disease tissue damage, eg, from a crush injury or surgery Medicine As a fever is your body’s way of fighting infection, medicine isn’t needed for mild fever. However, you can take paracetamol if you also have a headache or muscle aches or pains. If your fever is due to a bacterial infection, you may need antibiotics to kill the bacteria, but antibiotics won’t help with a fever caused by a viral infection. Apps reviewed by Healthify You may find it useful to look at some symptom checkers . What is a high fever in adults? A temperature of 39°C or over is considered to be a high fever. When to worry about a high fever in adults? A high fever by itself may not be anything to worry about but if you have other problems such as ongoing shivering, a bad headache, dark coloured urine, trouble breathing or confusion contact a healthcare provider or call Healthline on 0800 611 116 for advice. If you have a high fever and hallucinations, vomiting, a stiff neck, skin rash, breathing problems, increased heart rate or have had a seizure, call 111 or get somebody to take you to the nearest hospital. Read more about when to get help . How to care for a high fever at home? Drink plenty of fluid (but not alcohol) to stay hydrated, rest, keep cool by wearing fewer clothes and opening a window, use a cool cloth for your face and hands and change clothes and bed linen regularly as they may get damp. Need help now? Credits: Healthify editorial team. Healthify is brought to you by Health Navigator Charitable Trust. Reviewed by: Dr Emma Dunning, Clinical Editor and Advisor Last reviewed: 18 Feb 2025 Page last updated: 23 Oct 2025
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[Home](https://healthify.nz/) 2. [Health A–Z](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z) 3. [F](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/f) # Fever in adults ## Also known as a high temperature ### Key points about fever - A fever is when your core temperature is raised above 38°C. It usually means your body is reacting to an infection, such as a cold or flu. - Normal body temperature for children and adults is about 37°C (degrees Celsius). You have a fever if your temperature is 38°C or over. - Usually, you will feel unwell and hot, and you may sweat. Sometimes you will feel very cold and shivery even when your temperature is high. - You can use a thermometer to find out how high your temperature is. - This page provides general information about fever. If you have a child with a fever, see [fever in children.](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/f/fever-children "Fever – children") ![Man looking at digital thermometer ](https://healthify.nz/assets/Health-A-Z/Infectious-and-colds/Man-looking-at-digital-thermometer-Depositphotos-950x690.jpg) QR Code Print Open all Close all #### What is a fever? ( + VIDEO) Normally, your body temperature is about 37°C but this can vary from person to person and at different times of the day. When your core temperature rises above 38°C it’s described as a fever or high temperature. If your temperature is 39°C or over it’s considered to be a high fever. You can use a thermometer to see how high you temperature is. Read more about [thermometers and how to use them.](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/t/thermometers-how-to-use-them "Thermometers – how to use them") You can often get a fever when you have a cold or flu virus, but there are other reasons why your temperature might be high. If you have a fever you usually feel unwell and can feel hot and sweaty or cold and clammy. This page is about fever in adults. Read more about [fever in children.](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/f/fever-children) #### Video: Fever in adults Note this video is not intended to provide information about fever in children. (Healthify He Puna Waiora, NZ, 2025) #### Looking after yourself when you have a fever A fever usually lasts 3 to 5 days, and most people recover by managing their symptoms at home. However, there are times when you should see a healthcare provider urgently for fever (see [when to seek help](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/f/fever-adults#when-to-seek-help) below). - Drink plenty of fluids, especially water or rehydration fluid (little and often is best). You sweat more when you have a fever. Drink enough so your urine (pee) is light yellow and clear. Read more about [dehydration](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/d/dehydration-adults). - Avoid alcohol as it can make you more dehydrated. - Rest while you recover. - Open a window for ventilation but avoid draughts. - Wear lightweight comfortable clothing and use lighter bedding. Don't use hot water bottles or electric blankets. - Use a cool cloth to wash your face, hands and neck. - Change bed linen and clothing regularly, especially if they are wet from sweat. #### When to seek help Although most fevers will settle down in a few days and are not worrying, you sometimes need to seek medical advice. Note: Older adults may not get a fever even if they have a serious infection. If an older adult is not eating or drinking or is confused, seek medical advice even if they don't have a fever. #### When to contact a healthcare provider or call Healthline 0800 611 116 for advice If you have a fever and: - your urine is darker than usual - it lasts for more than 3 days or you seem to be getting sicker - you’re shivering or shaking uncontrollably, or have chattering teeth, and it doesn’t stop within an hour or so - you have a bad headache that doesn’t get better after taking pain medicines - you’re having trouble breathing - you’re getting confused or you’re unusually drowsy - you have recently travelled overseas. If you have a fever and you are: - being treated for immune deficiency - on immune-suppressant drugs, such as regular steroids, methotrexate, azathioprine or cyclophosphamide - taking medication that can affect your immune system - having, or have recently completed, treatment for cancer, leukaemia or lymphoma - a transplant recipient - HIV positive. If you’re pregnant and have a fever, check with your midwife, doctor or nurse before you take any medicines. If your fever lasts for longer than a day, talk to your lead maternity carer (LMC). \| \| \|---\| \| Call 111 and ask for an ambulance or go to the nearest hospital If you have a fever and any of the following symptoms: Hallucinations. Vomiting. A stiff neck (unable to put your chin on your chest or have pain when moving your neck forward). A skin rash. Problems breathing. A rapid heart rate. A seizure (fit), or experience signs of a seizure about to happen, such as regular twitching or jerking. \| #### What causes a fever and do I need medicine? (+ APPS) A viral infection such as a cold, flu, COVID-19 or another respiratory tract infection is the most common cause of a fever. A bacterial infection, such as tonsillitis or pneumonia, is a less common cause but can be more serious. When you have an infection your body's natural reaction is to raise your body temperature to help kill off the virus or bacteria causing the infection. Other causes of fever include: - vaccination - allergy - drug reaction - [hyperthyroidism](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/o/overactive-thyroid) - [heat stroke](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/h/heat-stroke-and-heat-exhaustion) - some cancers - inflammatory diseases, such as [connective tissue diseases](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/l/lupus), [inflammatory arthritis](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/i/inflammatory-arthritis), [inflammatory bowel disease](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/i/inflammatory-bowel-disease) - tissue damage, eg, from a crush injury or surgery #### Medicine As a fever is your body’s way of fighting infection, medicine isn’t needed for mild fever. However, you can take [paracetamol](https://healthify.nz/medicines-a-z/p/paracetamol) if you also have a headache or muscle aches or pains. If your fever is due to a bacterial infection, you may need antibiotics to kill the bacteria, but antibiotics won’t help with a fever caused by a viral infection. #### Apps reviewed by Healthify You may find it useful to look at some [symptom checkers](https://healthify.nz/apps/s/symptom-checkers). #### Related topics on Healthify [How to use a thermometer](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/t/thermometers-how-to-use-them "How to use a thermometer") [Flu](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/i/influenza) [Meningococcal disease](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/m/meningococcal-disease "Meningococcal disease") [Pneumonia](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/p/pneumonia "Pneumonia") [Earache](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/e/earache "Earache") [Tonsillitis \\| Pokenga repe korokoro](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/t/tonsillitis "Tonsillitis \| Pokenga repe korokoro") [Rheumatic fever](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/r/rheumatic-fever-children) [Fever in children](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/f/fever-children) #### More information [Influenza(external link)](https://info.health.nz/conditions-treatments/infectious-diseases/flu-influenza/ "Open external link") Health New Zealand \\| Te Whatu Ora [Thermometers – how to use them(external link)](https://www.kidshealth.org.nz/thermometers-how-use-them "Thermometers - how to use them") KidsHealth, NZ #### Brochures [After your immunisation(external link)](https://cdn.accentuate.io/5313605763230/11408390422661/HE2505_After_your_immunisation_0-v1593392974771.pdf "After your immunisation") HealthEd, NZ, 2019 #### Apps [Symptom checkers](https://healthify.nz/apps/s/symptom-checkers) #### References 1. [Fever and night sweats(external link)](https://patient.info/doctor/fever-and-night-sweats-pro "Open external link") Patient Info, UK, 2024 2. [Fever(external link)](https://info.health.nz/conditions-treatments/immune-system/fever "Open external link") Health New Zealand \\| Te Whatu Ora, NZ 3. [Cold season – managing without antibiotics(external link)](https://bpac.org.nz/2018/cold-season.aspx "Open external link") BPAC, NZ, 2018 4. [Danger signs during pregnancy(external link)](https://info.health.nz/pregnancy-children/during-pregnancy/common-issues/ "Open external link") Health New Zealand \\| Te Whatu Ora 5. [Fever in adults(external link)](https://www.nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and-conditions/infections-and-poisoning/fever-in-adults "Open external link") NHS Inform, UK, 2020 6. [Fever in adults(external link)](https://www.msdmanuals.com/home/infections/biology-of-infectious-disease/fever-in-adults "Open external link") MSD Manual Consumer Version, US #### Information for healthcare providers [Fever and night sweats(external link)](https://patient.info/doctor/fever-and-night-sweats-pro "Open external link") Patient Info Professional, UK, 2024 [Cold season – managing without antibiotics(external link)](https://bpac.org.nz/2018/cold-season.aspx "Open external link") BPAC, NZ, 2018 #### FAQs about fever in adults #### What is a high fever in adults? A temperature of 39°C or over is considered to be a high fever. #### When to worry about a high fever in adults? A high fever by itself may not be anything to worry about but if you have other problems such as ongoing shivering, a bad headache, dark coloured urine, trouble breathing or confusion contact a healthcare provider or call Healthline on 0800 611 116 for advice. If you have a high fever and hallucinations, vomiting, a stiff neck, skin rash, breathing problems, increased heart rate or have had a seizure, call 111 or get somebody to take you to the nearest hospital. Read more about [when to get help](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/f/fever-adults#when-to-get-help). #### How to care for a high fever at home? Drink plenty of fluid (but not alcohol) to stay hydrated, rest, keep cool by wearing fewer clothes and opening a window, use a cool cloth for your face and hands and change clothes and bed linen regularly as they may get damp. ![after your immunisation moh nz](https://healthify.nz/assets/after-your-immunisation-moh-nz.jpg) [After your immunisation](https://www.healthed.govt.nz/system/files/resource-files/HE2505_After%20your%20immunisation_0.pdf "After your immunisation") HealthEd, NZ, 2017 ![thermometres and how to use them kidshealth nz 001](https://healthify.nz/assets/thermometres-and-how-to-use-them-kidshealth-nz-001.jpg) [Thermometers – how to use them](https://www.kidshealth.org.nz/thermometers-how-use-them "Thermometers - how to use them") KidsHealth, NZ, 2015 ## Need help now? 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Readable Markdown	### Key points about fever - A fever is when your core temperature is raised above 38°C. It usually means your body is reacting to an infection, such as a cold or flu. - Normal body temperature for children and adults is about 37°C (degrees Celsius). You have a fever if your temperature is 38°C or over. - Usually, you will feel unwell and hot, and you may sweat. Sometimes you will feel very cold and shivery even when your temperature is high. - You can use a thermometer to find out how high your temperature is. - This page provides general information about fever. If you have a child with a fever, see [fever in children.](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/f/fever-children "Fever – children") ![Man looking at digital thermometer ](https://healthify.nz/assets/Health-A-Z/Infectious-and-colds/Man-looking-at-digital-thermometer-Depositphotos-950x690.jpg) Normally, your body temperature is about 37°C but this can vary from person to person and at different times of the day. When your core temperature rises above 38°C it’s described as a fever or high temperature. If your temperature is 39°C or over it’s considered to be a high fever. You can use a thermometer to see how high you temperature is. Read more about [thermometers and how to use them.](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/t/thermometers-how-to-use-them "Thermometers – how to use them") You can often get a fever when you have a cold or flu virus, but there are other reasons why your temperature might be high. If you have a fever you usually feel unwell and can feel hot and sweaty or cold and clammy. This page is about fever in adults. Read more about [fever in children.](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/f/fever-children) #### Video: Fever in adults Note this video is not intended to provide information about fever in children. (Healthify He Puna Waiora, NZ, 2025) A fever usually lasts 3 to 5 days, and most people recover by managing their symptoms at home. However, there are times when you should see a healthcare provider urgently for fever (see [when to seek help](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/f/fever-adults#when-to-seek-help) below). - Drink plenty of fluids, especially water or rehydration fluid (little and often is best). You sweat more when you have a fever. Drink enough so your urine (pee) is light yellow and clear. Read more about [dehydration](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/d/dehydration-adults). - Avoid alcohol as it can make you more dehydrated. - Rest while you recover. - Open a window for ventilation but avoid draughts. - Wear lightweight comfortable clothing and use lighter bedding. Don't use hot water bottles or electric blankets. - Use a cool cloth to wash your face, hands and neck. - Change bed linen and clothing regularly, especially if they are wet from sweat. Although most fevers will settle down in a few days and are not worrying, you sometimes need to seek medical advice. Note: Older adults may not get a fever even if they have a serious infection. If an older adult is not eating or drinking or is confused, seek medical advice even if they don't have a fever. #### When to contact a healthcare provider or call Healthline 0800 611 116 for advice If you have a fever and: - your urine is darker than usual - it lasts for more than 3 days or you seem to be getting sicker - you’re shivering or shaking uncontrollably, or have chattering teeth, and it doesn’t stop within an hour or so - you have a bad headache that doesn’t get better after taking pain medicines - you’re having trouble breathing - you’re getting confused or you’re unusually drowsy - you have recently travelled overseas. If you have a fever and you are: - being treated for immune deficiency - on immune-suppressant drugs, such as regular steroids, methotrexate, azathioprine or cyclophosphamide - taking medication that can affect your immune system - having, or have recently completed, treatment for cancer, leukaemia or lymphoma - a transplant recipient - HIV positive. If you’re pregnant and have a fever, check with your midwife, doctor or nurse before you take any medicines. If your fever lasts for longer than a day, talk to your lead maternity carer (LMC). #### Call 111 and ask for an ambulance or go to the nearest hospital If you have a fever and any of the following symptoms: - Hallucinations. - Vomiting. - A stiff neck (unable to put your chin on your chest or have pain when moving your neck forward). - A skin rash. - Problems breathing. - A rapid heart rate. - A seizure (fit), or experience signs of a seizure about to happen, such as regular twitching or jerking. A viral infection such as a cold, flu, COVID-19 or another respiratory tract infection is the most common cause of a fever. A bacterial infection, such as tonsillitis or pneumonia, is a less common cause but can be more serious. When you have an infection your body's natural reaction is to raise your body temperature to help kill off the virus or bacteria causing the infection. Other causes of fever include: - vaccination - allergy - drug reaction - [hyperthyroidism](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/o/overactive-thyroid) - [heat stroke](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/h/heat-stroke-and-heat-exhaustion) - some cancers - inflammatory diseases, such as [connective tissue diseases](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/l/lupus), [inflammatory arthritis](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/i/inflammatory-arthritis), [inflammatory bowel disease](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/i/inflammatory-bowel-disease) - tissue damage, eg, from a crush injury or surgery #### Medicine As a fever is your body’s way of fighting infection, medicine isn’t needed for mild fever. However, you can take [paracetamol](https://healthify.nz/medicines-a-z/p/paracetamol) if you also have a headache or muscle aches or pains. If your fever is due to a bacterial infection, you may need antibiotics to kill the bacteria, but antibiotics won’t help with a fever caused by a viral infection. #### Apps reviewed by Healthify You may find it useful to look at some [symptom checkers](https://healthify.nz/apps/s/symptom-checkers). #### What is a high fever in adults? A temperature of 39°C or over is considered to be a high fever. #### When to worry about a high fever in adults? A high fever by itself may not be anything to worry about but if you have other problems such as ongoing shivering, a bad headache, dark coloured urine, trouble breathing or confusion contact a healthcare provider or call Healthline on 0800 611 116 for advice. If you have a high fever and hallucinations, vomiting, a stiff neck, skin rash, breathing problems, increased heart rate or have had a seizure, call 111 or get somebody to take you to the nearest hospital. Read more about [when to get help](https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/f/fever-adults#when-to-get-help). #### How to care for a high fever at home? Drink plenty of fluid (but not alcohol) to stay hydrated, rest, keep cool by wearing fewer clothes and opening a window, use a cool cloth for your face and hands and change clothes and bed linen regularly as they may get damp. ![after your immunisation moh nz](https://healthify.nz/assets/after-your-immunisation-moh-nz.jpg) ![thermometres and how to use them kidshealth nz 001](https://healthify.nz/assets/thermometres-and-how-to-use-them-kidshealth-nz-001.jpg) Need help now? 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